Karachi, September 12, 2025 – The domestic bullion market witnessed a downward trend in precious metals as both gold and silver recorded notable declines on Friday morning.
According to the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewelers Association, prices were updated at 9:00 AM, showing clear reductions compared to the previous session.
In the local market, gold lost ground as 24-karat per tola dropped by Rs4,100 to trade at Rs384,000. Similarly, the 24-karat 10-gram rate fell by Rs3,515, settling at Rs329,218, while 22-karat gold stood at Rs301,794 per 10 grams. On the international front, gold prices also slipped, reaching $3,618 per ounce, down by $36, reflecting global pressures from a stronger dollar and cautious investor sentiment.
Silver also mirrored this decline. The 24-karat per tola price dipped by Rs32, bringing it to Rs4,326, while the 10-gram rate slid by Rs28 to Rs3,708. On the world market, silver registered a minor fall, standing at $40.98 per ounce, a decrease of $0.27.
The association clarified that fluctuations in gold and silver rates are directly tied to interbank exchange movements and international market trends. Analysts note that a softer global demand, coupled with currency stability, contributed to the downward adjustment in bullion prices.
Below are the updated bullion rates for September 12, 2025:
Commodity | Unit | Price | Change |
Gold 24K | Per Tola | Rs384,000 | -Rs4,100 |
Gold 24K | Per 10 Grams | Rs329,218 | -Rs3,515 |
Gold 22K | Per 10 Grams | Rs301,794 | -Rs3,222 |
Gold (International) | Per Ounce | $3,618 | -$36 |
Silver 24K | Per Tola | Rs4,326 | -Rs32 |
Silver 24K | Per 10 Grams | Rs3,708 | -Rs28 |
Silver (International) | Per Ounce | $40.98 | -$0.27 |